Finding Duplicate Songs
Music libraries grow large over time. If you have been collecting audio files for years odds that you have duplicate music in your music library are very high. Repeating songs in the playlist is not only annoying but also wastes valuable disk space and reduces your device's performance.
With Duplicate Music Finder ridding your library of duplicate tracks is a pretty painless process. iTunes, computers, folders, external drives or even network or NAS drives are no issue for our tools. Anything that contains music files can be scanned. Multiple copies of the same songs that you simply do not need can be easily removed.
Why not just use any duplicate finder to solve the issues with duplicate songs?
While it may not be obvious a standard duplicate finder compares "file data" a dedicated duplicates songs finder decodes the file data and compares the audio that is stored in it. Where is the difference then? Well, the same song stored in different file formats has completely different file data and will be left undetected by ALL standard clone cleaners.
How to choose a good duplicate songs remover?
It is pretty simple - just convert a song to a different file format or use a remix of the same song. Make sure to delete all ID3 tags and rename the files like 1.mp3, 2.aiff, 3.wmv. Point the folder in your dupe audio remover and if it is able to identify the file then you can be sure that it analyzes the audio contained inside. If it fails then you should look for a better alternative like the tools that we provide.
There are many music scan modes in Duplicate Music Finder. It performs real audio analysis and does not rely on any tags but it can also compare music ID tags, such as Song Title, Artist name, Album name, Year and Genre. Not all audio files have these tags, but our dupe remover will be able to find all your duplicate songs regardless of that.
Download and organize your audio library in just few clicks. You will never need to listen to the same track over and over again. You will save disk space and improve the performance of your computer. The more files you have the slower your system will run. Tidy up both your music collection and storage devices.